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Every investor should consider having a long term strategy. Jumping from share to share is o.k. as long as you think about the impact on your investments.

My safety buffer is the 7% rule which I modified to the 5% rule.

I now have four shares where I am in and have a 90% commitment.

Slicing off profit and averaging down or up depending on News or how the Share is performing.

Just curious to see where other DGI investors have risked their money,.. here's my list.

At present I am in the blue on 3 shares HEX which has made me over 70% profit, DGI which I have managed to increase my holding by another 3 million shares in the last week thanks to HEX profits and Tertiary which has just started to come good.

My new punt is on Katora Just a 1k flutter to see if there is any mileage in the latest developments in Namibia and Tanzania. They have 3 JV's and a further project in Haneti TZ.

I also keep previous shares that have potential on my radar one being HE1 and PHE. HE1 is due yet another raise for the EWT so staying out till that is announced. PHE has huge potential but don't see any real movement up in the SP until the Kiln installation at Bridgend. The Kiln has been shipped from China and will take approximately one month to port.

That's all I have in AIM shares the rest is in boring FTSE 100 companies which do provide a dividend income which I still stupidly gamble/waste on AIM shares , I think it's called addiction!!

Another top up for me , this has potential so very cheap entry.

GLA

Nice article 👍

Doubled up my holding this morning as my HEX shares have returned a 70% profit,.. so a free ride over there and I will top slice some more tomorrow and do another top up in here.

Bought my first shares this morning and just doubled up.

Moved all my HE1 shares into HEX last week and made 70% profit over 3 days ,.. now on a free ride in HEX and will add some more here tomorrow.

Agreed,

Negativity is a British Psyche,

Openheimer is the most miserable example,.. probably a loner because I can not imagine anyone staying in their company for more than a few seconds.

Bought more today.

But would still wish the company would trim out the dead wood.

Bought more yesterday

But still like to see the dead wood removed from the business.

It's really sad to see so many people invested turning on themselves.

Cool heads are needed to protect those investments,.. otherwise you create the Market you don't desire.

Open,

Do you just get off on seeing a share go down?

Just might be that you lost the hat you threw in on your last gamble.

@simple

Time will tell , are you invested here yet?

@Pompey,

My thoughts as well on those big trades, a savvy institutional buyer getting in early?

As you point out ,..Hex rising in value no longer becomes a penny stock and is not at the mercy of the usual mm's shenanigans at that point.

Indeed, this company have made an immediate impact on the Market place.

If you make comparisons with HE1, the stand out pros are.

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Hex Fully funded for the next 12 months

HE1 A likely raise before EWT

Hex Professional approach with experienced team in place to deliver in an economical timeframe.

HE1 Lorna and her cheshire cat grin, cash burning and diluting your shares.

HEX New business with no baggage and potential that is drawing attention from big money ( yesterdays late trades were mouthwatering)

HE1 Trust issues growing over the lack of updating investors and the baggage is there for all too see in the percentage of failure, fund raise and unconfirmed numbers in the RNS feeds.

I won't dash across to the HE1 board and point out the glaringly obvious to the loyal investors that are pinning there hopes on one infectious smile.

The acid test is whether the SP continues to rise here and the smarter HE1 investors jump ship.

GLA.

@Swissydog

Thanks dude , I got lucky a few weeks ago when I was getting nervous about the next HE1 raise. Someone mentioned HEX and I took a look at the company, liked what I read and in all honesty thought at the time it could be a better investment.

I have been through two dilutions in HE1 and still managed to average down to where the SP is at present, but I genuinely think the He1 BOD'S couldn't give a toss as to how much money you put in,.. so it just felt like I needed to go with my instincts and do something to break the rinse repeat, catching a falling knife repetitive cycle I was being sucked into.

I will be honest and add that the only way to stay afloat and make a profit in this game is to stop kidding yourself that there is a large pool of loyal shareholders willing to watch the SP slide,... my rule follows something along the lines of a strategy that I think makes more sense.

Don't allow your investments to fall below 7%,... I decided to tighten that to 5% and I have seen a dramatic turnaround in my fortunes.

I wouldn't rule out buying back in at HE1 but I think I will sit it out and see if a further fund raise is announced before I buy back in.

I've licked off my wounds and l wish everyone invested in here all the very best with whatever level of investment fthey have,... just remember to make it difficult for the mm's,.. it's about time they were fed just the scraps.

Zak said 20p end of May,... Zak always gets it wrong 😆

In an ideal situation we need everyone to hold tight ,... force the mm's to move the SP up,.. guard this place as if it was the Alamo!!

Love Americans " can do" approach, already looking to have their noses in front at Helix.

That's all for me now holding 65k shares at an average of 13.5p. Keeping some funds back in anticipation that HE1 eventually wakes up.

@Pompey

That's the dilemma for investors, stay loyal to HE1 and watch the SP drift down as other potential investors sit on the sidelines in anticipatation of a raise.

....or get out with what you have in HE1 and maybe make enough profit you can then top slice and return to HE1 whilst enjoying a free ride in HEX.

We will soon find out if that scenario starts to play out ,.. GLA.

I did say in a previous post on the HE1 bb that you only need to analyse all the RNS drops over the last 3 to 4 years to notice a pattern of regular fund raising, cash burn seems to be a regular event with this company and despite the good news on finding 4.7% pure Helium flow,.. there has never been an RNS to support that from the samples that were apparently sent to a lab in the U.K. months ago.

If I missed something here than I am happy to be corrected,.. but trust issues are definitely an increasing concern and I still get irritated at the lack of updates and communications.

More of my holdings if not all of them will be transferred tomorrow from HE1 to HEX.

Simon,

You missed the train again .. mind the gap next time.